<br>
This time, Janke watched the live Predator feed from his office computer,<br>
using a password-protected government website called Big Pipe.<br>
<br>
Around 10 a.m., the video showed the three Brossart brothers riding<br>
all-terrain vehicles toward a decommissioned Minuteman ballistic missile<br>
site at the edge of their property. The sensor operator in Grand Forks<br>
switched to thermal mode, and the image indicated the three men were<br>
unarmed.<br>
<br>
Janke signaled the SWAT team to move in and make the arrests. No shots<br>
were fired.<br>
<br>
A search of the property turned up four rifles, two shotguns, assorted<br>
bows and arrows and a samurai sword, according to court records. Police<br>
also found the six missing cows, valued at $6,000.<br>
<br>
Rodney Brossart, his daughter Abby and his three sons face a total of 11<br>
felony charges, including bail jumping and terrorizing a sheriff, as well<br>
as a misdemeanor count against Rodney involving the stray cattle. All have<br>
been released on bail. Calls to Rodney Brossart were not returned<br>
Saturday. The family is believed to be living on the farm.<br>
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